In spa tradition, Finnish and Russian saunas are CEDAR TREE Cedar is a tree known for its durability and has a very pleasant aromatic smell. Therefore, it is often used in sauna production. Like all trees, cedar has different and unique properties. Quite different in color and texture. Cedar wood gives off a very pleasant scent that relaxes people. It has a low resinous and less knotty structure. FINLAND CEDAR It is a tree that grows in Scandinavian countries (Finland, Sweden, Norway). Trees grown in such countries grow slowly because they grow in very cold and harsh weather conditions, so they have a strong and resistant structure. There are absolutely no knots in Finnish pine. In addition, the resin content is very low. It has a unique, simple and very pleasant appearance with its smooth vein structure and color. MEDITERRANEAN PINE It usually grows in countries with a coast up to the Mediterranean Sea. It is a very useful tree for making saunas. It is not only a moderately impact resistant tree, but also easy to process. Due to its structure it is divided into corrugated and flat panels. It usually has a knot-free structure and the resin content is also very low. AYAOUS (ABACHI) The Ayaous tree is a species of tree that grows on the African continent. This tree stands out because of its extremely milky white structure. The fact that the trees are very tall due to climatic conditions plays a major role in the construction of saunas. Another name for the ayaous tree is abachi. Ayaous, which is often used in saunas, is a tree with smooth lines as well as its longevity. Some ayaous trees can grow 6-7 meters high. The whole sauna can be covered with this tree. HEMLOCK Strong and dense Canadian wood, distinctive dark red, vascular structure, low resin content and no knots. It has a heat reaction activity. indispensable for any spa, as they represent a special spa unit. The sauna, known only within the borders of Finland, has later gained an important place in the lives of many people around the world. The saunas, which we could first use in hotels and sports facilities, have now entered our homes. Sauna is a good place for people to rest and relax. In the high temperature and low humidity environment of the sauna, a temperature increase of 10°C occurs on the upper surface of the skin layer of the person taking a sauna bath, at the same time the temperature under the skin layer increases by 1°C more than normal, which increases the production of antibodies, the substance, which protects the body from diseases, increases blood circulation and our metabolism reacts with heavy sweating to prevent the temperature rise under the skin, provides the opportunity for a fresh , smooth skin by removing the dead cells and removing the dead cells. It has many modifications and versions. For example; Finnish sauna, bio sauna, Russian sauna and outdoor saunas. If you compare a Finnish sauna made of hemlock or Finnish pine at 80 degrees with a bio sauna, the bio sauna has a more moderate temperature. With the bio sauna you can enjoy the environment with a temperature of 50-60 degrees with light effects.